Ayoni
Ayoni is a band that formed around singer-songwriter Ayoni, with musicians including bassist John True, drummer Milan Asanovic, and keyboardist Marc Cary....
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Ayoni is a band that formed around singer-songwriter Ayoni, with musicians including bassist John True, drummer Milan Asanovic, and keyboardist Marc Cary. Their debut EP 'September' came out in 2011, and the title track became their most recognizable song.
That EP established their sound, which often features Ayoni's vocals over layered instrumentation. They've released several albums since, including 'Soliloquy,' 'Sound,' and 'Aviary,' each showing different sides of the band's approach.
Their music touches on jazz, folk, and classical elements without settling into one category. Songs like 'Divine' continue in this vein, with arrangements that support the vocal melodies rather than overwhelm them.
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